
Together, Ruby and Reverend Clark are thrust into a search for answers... and a collision with unspeakable darkness. For behind the quaint tourist shops and artist colonies lies a history of deceit. And a presence more malignant than anything they can imagine. Yet a battle is brewing, the resurrection is the first volley, and the unlikely duo are the only ones who can save them. But can they overcome their own brokenness in time to stop the evil, or will they be its next victim?
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The novel looks fascinating and I'm so excited for Mike!
ReplyDeleteAnd how about that awesome trailer?? So tell me, do book trailers really influence people's decision to buy a book? This one might.
ReplyDeleteIt is an awesome trailer. I've asked myself the question about whether or not book trailers are able to influence readers. The answer I've come up with is "I don't know." LOL
ReplyDeleteI really like the mysterious and eerie sensation this trailer produces. Trailers are one more means of marketing, and I think this one will help sell the book.
Also, I think (and this is strictly my opinion) that listing trailers for past releases on a new proposal might show an editor that you're really serious about marketing.
Do you agree with me or not?
Sandra Robbins
Congrats, Mike!
ReplyDeleteI think a well done trailer might show editors exactly that, Sandra. But a poorly done one? (shrug) So I wonder...is it worth the money to pay to have a trailer professionally made?
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